Don’t take the two drugs together. Alternate them in 2 week increments. Ivermectin Here’s the weight based formula: Single dose= 0.091 mg/lb body wt. Example single dose calculation: For 200 lb man = 18.3 mg per day A double dose for 200 lb man = 36.6 mg per day which is: 3 pills/day. Fenbendazole The ‘Joe Tippens dose’ of 444 gm is way too small. The single dose is: Single dose= 50 mg/lb body wt. For a 200 lb man = 10,000 mg/day You have purchased very small pills. However if you take them they might work, but I don’t know. Take at least 3 pills/day of the 444 mg. ——- Prostate inflammation & swelling occurs 2 ways: 1) Hypertrophy (cell growth), 2) Hyperplasia (new cell growth). Both can result in blockage and/or cancer. The root cause is the hyperinsulinemia resulting from eating a high carb diet for many years. The high insulin also causes all the old age diseases (high BP, arthritis, cancer, autoimmune…)! You are lucky there was no cancer or the biopsy probably would have metastasized it. I suspect you are eating a high carb diet. Reduce your carb intake to 50 gm/day or less, and stop eating all vegetable seed oils. The carnivore diet is best if you can handle it. If you diet, your prostate will shrink and all your old age diseases will be cured. ——- If you aren’t able to shrink your prostate look into the following steam treatment. Prostate Unblocking With Steam newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/d…

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I asked Grok to explore these questions: 1. Assume that parasites can cause cancer of most types. How could they do that? 2. Could they invoke the Warburg effect to cause cancer? 3. In a person having cancer caused by parasites, if all parasites are killed will the cancer then go away also, —- GROK’s simplified answer. The conversation is about a "what if" idea: Imagine parasites (like worms or tiny bugs that live inside people) could cause many or most kinds of cancer. Here's a simple summary of what we talked about, explained like you're chatting with a friend: 1. How could parasites cause cancer? Parasites irritate and hurt body tissues for a long time (think of it like a never-ending scratch or infection). This causes constant swelling (inflammation), which damages DNA and makes cells grow out of control. They also trick the immune system so it doesn't fight abnormal cells well, release chemicals that push cells to multiply too fast, and change how cells use sugar for energy (a thing called the Warburg effect—cancer cells start burning sugar in a wasteful but fast way to grow quickly). In real life, only a few parasites are proven to raise cancer risk (like certain liver worms causing bile duct cancer or bladder worms causing bladder cancer), but we're pretending they could do it for almost any cancer. 2. Could killing the parasites make the cancer go away? It depends on how far the cancer has gone: - Early stage (just irritation, weird growths starting, or pre-cancer changes): Yes, often the problem can stop or even reverse. Remove the parasite → swelling goes down, body heals, abnormal growth stops. - Late stage (full-blown cancer with spread): Usually no—the cancer has already changed the cells so much (bad mutations, new blood vessels, etc.) that it keeps growing on its own. Killing the parasite might slow it or help other treatments work better, but the tumor won't just disappear. One cool real example (in cows, not humans): A parasite called Theileria turns white blood cells cancerous, but a drug that kills the parasite often makes those cells go back to normal. So in some special cases, yes—it can reverse. But for most human cancers, even if parasites started it, it's too late once it's advanced. In short: Parasites could act like a slow fire starter for cancer by causing ongoing damage and chaos in the body. Putting out the "parasite fire" early could stop or fix a lot of the problem, but once the house is already burning badly (advanced cancer), just stopping the starter isn't enough—you still need firefighters (chemo, surgery, etc.). That's the main idea from our chat, made easy! If anything's still confusing, just ask. 😊